21,561 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Nat Gonella, a British jazz trumpeter and bandleader popular in the 1930s-40s, recorded for Parlophone; these are swing-era novelty jazz numbers in the hot-dance idiom.AI summary
Parlophone F442 Jazz
Parlophone F192 Jazz
Nat Gonella was a British trumpeter and bandleader of the 1930s–40s, leading the Georgians and known for hot jazz; this Parlophone disc carries two ballads, 'South of the Border' and 'Deep Purple'.AI summary
Parlophone F1504 Jazz
Nat Gonella and his Georgians, a hot-dance and swing ensemble, on Columbia; Gonella was a respected British jazz trumpet player and bandleader of the 1930s–1940s.AI summary
Columbia FB2523 Jazz
Nat King Cole with My Personal Possession and Send for Me on Capitol CL14765.AI summary
Capitol CL14765 Voice
Nat King Cole with Ballerina and You Are My First Love on Capitol CL14688.AI summary
Capitol CL14688 Voice
Nat King Cole with Answer Me and Dinner for One Please, James on Capitol CL14055.AI summary
Capitol CL14055 Voice
Nat King Cole with When I Fall in Love and Calypso Blues on Capitol CL14709.AI summary
Capitol CL14709 Voice
Nat King Cole with Ballerina and You Are My First Love on Capitol CL14688.AI summary
Capitol CL14688 Voice
Nat King Cole with Dreams Can Tell a Lie and Kiss Me on Capitol CL14513.AI summary
Capitol CL14513 Voice
Nat King Cole with Somewhere Along the Way and, with Billy May, Walking My Baby Back Home on Capitol Z107.AI summary
Capitol Z107 Voice
Nat King Cole with Why Can't You and Tenderly on Capitol CL14061.AI summary
Capitol CL14061 Voice
Nat King Cole with Love Me as Though There Were No Tomorrow and That's All There Is to That on Capitol CL14621.AI summary
Capitol CL14621 Voice
Nat King Cole with My Personal Possession and Send for Me on Capitol CL14765.AI summary
Capitol CL14765 Voice
Nat King Cole with Small Towns Are Smile Towns and Can't I? on Capitol 13937.AI summary
Capitol 13937 Voice
Nat King Cole with Make Her Mine and Smile on Capitol CL14149.AI summary
Capitol CL14149 Voice
Nat King Cole with Small Towns Are Smile Towns and Can't I? on Capitol 13937.AI summary
Capitol 13937 Voice
Nat King Cole with A Fool Was I and If Love Is Good to Me on Capitol 13981.AI summary
Capitol 13981 Voice
Nat King Cole with Autumn Leaves and Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing on Capitol CL14364.AI summary
Capitol CL14364 Voice
Nat King Cole with Walkin' My Baby Back Home and Somewhere Along the Way on Capitol CL13774.AI summary
Capitol CL13774 Voice
Nat King Cole with Make Her Mine and Smile on Capitol CL14149.AI summary
Capitol CL14149 Voice
Nat Shilkert, American conductor and composer, recorded 'Flapperette' and 'Doll Dance' for His Master's Voice (B2505) in the 1920s. Shilkert was a prolific recording conductor and composer of light novelty pieces.AI summary
His Master's Voice B2505 Instrumental
Nat Shilkret, the American conductor and composer, arranged and conducted these two pieces—including The Desert Song from Romberg's operetta—for Victor, a major American label, in the late 1920s.AI summary
Victor 20512 Orchestra
Nat Shilkret's band on HMV EA502, performing 'Betty' and a version of 'Where Is the Song of Songs', from the early acoustic era. Shilkret was a prolific American bandleader and composer for Victor and its overseas labels.AI summary
His Master's Voice EA502 Dance
Nat Shilkret was an American bandleader and composer; this His Master's Voice B-series disc carries two light instrumental numbers from the early 1930s.AI summary
His Master's Voice B5670 Orchestra
Nat Shilkret's orchestra, an American ensemble, recorded the tango "El Choclo" and "Y Como Le Va" for His Master's Voice. Shilkret was a prolific American recording artist and conductor of the 1920s-1930s.AI summary
His Master's Voice R9365 Dance
Two American dance records of around 1930 on His Master's Voice: Nat Shilkret, Victor's prolific musical director, with 'Dancing with Tears in My Eyes', and Ted Weems and his orchestra with 'Washing Dishes with My Sweetie'.AI summary
HMV B5862 Dance
Nat Star on Sterno 561, singing two parts of a song-medley about the First World War.AI summary
Sterno 561 Voice
Nat Star with Songs of the Western Front, parts 5 and 6, on Sterno 725.AI summary
Sterno 725 Voice
Nat Star performing two songs on HomD 1369. HomD is an unrecognised British label; this catalogue number is high and suggests late production, likely 1930s.AI summary
Hom D1369
Credited to Nat Star on the Sterno label, a short-lived British imprint, this two-part novelty or dance piece, "Ragpickers' Party", appears to be from the 1930s or 1940s.AI summary
Sterno 623 Dance
Nat Star and his Band recorded a novelty side for Sterno, a small British label, titled "Songs of the Western Front"; the subject matter and two-part format suggest a patriotic or topical sketch.AI summary
Sterno 561
The Nat Star Band on Homochord (HomH), a cheap British budget label active in the 1920s–30s. Both sides are sentimental popular ballads of the dance-hall era; no further details on the band are available.AI summary
Hom H534 Dance
Nat Star and his band recorded two popular songs for Homophone, a British budget label of the late 1920s and early 1930s.AI summary
Hom D1356
The Nat Star Band on the obscure HomD label, catalogue 1358, recording 'On with the show' / 'part 2'.AI summary
Hom D1358
Nat Star Band on the St label, credited with 'Jericho' and 'Sleepy Valley'—an obscure British dance or light music ensemble on an unidentified marque, likely from the 1930s.AI summary
Sterno 183 Dance
The Nat Star band recorded sentimental dance material for St (Star?), an obscure label. The artists and label are not placed in standard reference.AI summary
Sterno 338 Dance
The Nat Star band recorded light dance and novelty material for St (Star?), an obscure British label. The artists and label are not placed in standard reference.AI summary
Sterno 471 Dance
The Nat Star Band is not readily identified; this St-label disc carries two numbers.AI summary
Sterno 102
The Nat Star orchestra recorded a selection of popular songs from talking films on an unidentified label marked 'St', likely a budget British pressing of the 1930s-40s.AI summary
Sterno 347 Orchestra
The Nat Star Band is not readily identified; this St-label disc from an unclear era carries a 'Love Parade' selection.AI summary
Sterno 360
Nat Star band recorded a 'King of Jazz selection' for the St label, likely in the early 1930s.AI summary
Sterno 478 Jazz
Nat Star Band on Home H 606 with 'I Was a Fool' and 'Pasadena'. Home was a minor British label of the 1920s–1930s; the band is not identified.AI summary
Hom H606 Dance
Nat Travers with There's No Friend Like Your Mother and Won't You Buy Some Beer on Popular 1036.AI summary
Popular 1036 Music Hall
Nat Travers performing 'What is a Mammy Daddy' and 'He's moved to a bigger House now' on Piccadilly 306.AI summary
Piccadilly 306 Comic
Nat Travers on Piccadilly 686, performing 'What is Home without a Mother' and 'Won't yer buy some Beer', popular songs of the music-hall tradition.AI summary
Piccadilly 686 Music Hall
Nathan Glantz (or Nathan Glantz Orchestra) recorded dance and novelty sides for the Imperial label. This pressing of 'Oh How I Miss You Tonight' and 'Cheatin' on Me' (credited to Moulin Rouge Orchestra) represents the light dance music of the 1920s-30s.AI summary
Imperial 1488 Dance
Nathan Glantz Band, a New York-based ensemble, on Imperial, an American label; Glantz was active in the 1920s–1930s.AI summary
Imperial 1504 Jazz